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hell_oh New Member |
posted 11-26-2001 01:27 AM
  
hi how are you guys?? i'm tyring to view .htaccess files with fetch but i cannot. how do i.... please help thnx hell_oh |
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JimMatthews Administrator |
posted 11-26-2001 05:44 PM
If your server does not show files with names starting with a dot you might be able to work-around the problem by running this AppleScript: tell application "Fetch 4.0.1" Let me know if that does not work. Jim Matthews |
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hell_oh New Member |
posted 11-26-2001 06:54 PM
how do i use applescript??? |
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JimMatthews Administrator |
posted 11-27-2001 06:02 PM
Your Mac should have come with a program named "Script Editor". Run Script Editor, paste in the script from my previous posting, and press the "Run" button. Thanks, Jim Matthews |
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hell_oh New Member |
posted 11-27-2001 06:35 PM
[This message has been edited by hell_oh (edited 11-27-2001).] |
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hell_oh New Member |
posted 11-27-2001 06:37 PM
this is what i did. 1) opened Apple Script 2)posted tell application "Fetch 4.0.1" set use LIST minus al to true end tell 3) clicked on run 4) it said " A command name can't go after this indentifier" and it high-lights "use LISt" how should i procceed. oh by the way thanks a lot for helping me sincerly hell_oh p.s. i noticed i have "Fetch 4.0b7" does that matter? [This message has been edited by hell_oh (edited 11-27-2001).] |
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JimMatthews Administrator |
posted 11-27-2001 07:15 PM
You should try it with Fetch 4.0.1; if memory serves this feature was added after 4.0b7. Jim Matthews |
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hell_oh New Member |
posted 11-27-2001 08:25 PM
hell mr. matthews i download the edu version of 4.0.1 cuz i'm a college student. i put the script and it seems to done somthing when i pressed :run" cuz some of the word turned bold. but no effect in fetch......... what should i do now? sincerely hell_oh |
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JimMatthews Administrator |
posted 11-28-2001 04:09 PM
Try connecting to your server and see if the .htaccess file is listed now. If it isn't could you post the contents of Fetch Transcript? Thanks, Jim Matthews |
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hell_oh New Member |
posted 12-02-2001 09:59 PM
hello mr.mathews. i still don't see the .htaccess file. sincerely jjiho |
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hell_oh New Member |
posted 12-02-2001 10:00 PM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by hell_oh: [B]hello mr.mathews. i still don't see the .htaccess file. sincerely hell_oh |
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hell_oh New Member |
posted 12-02-2001 10:11 PM
actually mr.matthews i just ran the script again and it works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you so much!!!!!!!! well thanks again so much for your help.. really really appreciate it.. i really do sincerly hell_oh have a happy holiday |
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JimMatthews Administrator |
posted 12-03-2001 09:12 AM
The script tells Fetch to send the command "LIST -al" instead of "LIST" to get the file list. "LIST" should work, but some Unix servers hide files with names that start with a period, and the non-standard "LIST -al" command gets around that. The setting is stored in the Fetch Prefs file, so reinstalling Fetch on the same hard disk should not change the setting. Jim Matthews |
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Mobius unregistered |
posted 10-26-2004 03:34 PM
Wao Thanks a lot. You dont know the days i have been trying to find an answer to this problem. Thanks, Thanks, Thanks ... 
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JimMatthews Administrator |
posted 10-27-2004 09:40 AM
In Fetch 4.0.3 you can choose "Send LIST -al to UNIX servers" from the Obscure Options menu in the Misc. section of Preferences instead of running a script. Thanks, Jim Matthews |
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